Australian and New Zealand Films
The Quiet: outer space as metaphor for inner space in a film of duality and opposites
Radheya Jegavetha, “The Quiet” (2020) Created entirely by director Radheya Jegavetha and his father Jay
Australian and New Zealand Films
Radheya Jegavetha, “The Quiet” (2020) Created entirely by director Radheya Jegavetha and his father Jay
Matt Hill, “Actuary” (2020) In the not so distant future, an insurance company develops an
Ivan Radovic, “Eldritch Code” (2017) Partly told in a world-weary voice-over narration by the main
German and German-language Films
Karim Eich and Dirk Wachsmuth, “Monju Hunters of Sofugan Island” (2017) An unexpectedly deep and
Japanese Films | North American Films
“The Dark Side of Japan: The Lost Generation” (Explained With Dom, 22 June 2022) One
Chinese and Chinese-language Films
“Why the Soviet Computer Failed” (Asianometry, 8 July 2022) A very interesting visual essay, illustrated
Korean Films | North American Films
“The Dark Side of South Korea’s Incredible Economic Success” (Explained with Dom, 1 June 2022)
Rafael Bolliger, “Clones” (2015) In amongst a busy schedule making films, TV films and TV
Chinese and Chinese-language Films
“Why North Korea Starves” (Asianometry, 10 January 2022) While accurate information about North Korea is
Chinese and Chinese-language Films
“South Korea’s Cram School Obsession” (Asianometry, 4 July 2022) What initially started out as an